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My First M - RCgolf's M05
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My First M - RCgolf's M05
Hi guys,
So there was this hoo har about M chassis on the other thread just not that long ago. "Happen" (..really!) to pass by Tai Sing during lunch the other day and immediately took notice of a particular body I really liked (...for RC car la..) that was meant for the M class chassis. Seeing that it may just be the up and coming gig in SGC, so have been busy for the past few evenings with this ...
So you can imagine what a surprise I had when an unexpected SMS landed me with this today ...
So naturally I was re-energised this evening to to do a quick mock up like this ...
It's not finished yet ... but I'm already Luving it
So there was this hoo har about M chassis on the other thread just not that long ago. "Happen" (..really!) to pass by Tai Sing during lunch the other day and immediately took notice of a particular body I really liked (...for RC car la..) that was meant for the M class chassis. Seeing that it may just be the up and coming gig in SGC, so have been busy for the past few evenings with this ...
So you can imagine what a surprise I had when an unexpected SMS landed me with this today ...
So naturally I was re-energised this evening to to do a quick mock up like this ...
It's not finished yet ... but I'm already Luving it
RCGolf- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Nice, nice, nice! The black hood makes it look even better. Need to think about that for ours as well...
ket2175- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Nice...!!! You kena poison already ah....
Zax13- Crawler
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First M build
Thanks guys for the kind words
IMO, the M05 chassis is quite an easy and enjoyable build. Except for the screws which I find square off very easily, rest of the parts are typical top notch Tamiya quality that many are familiar with. Not sure how I am gonna service that gear box without taking the whole chassis apart though
Here are some WIP photos:
"Ball Bearings should always be your first upgrades" it says so on the box ... I'm inclined to agree
They call it "Friction dampers" ... They could have called it "Pogo sticks" and you wouldn't have felt any difference.
Nonetheless, the completed chassis. Initial impression is that all those weight are way down low, probably gonna be one stable and fun little puppy.. can't wait to run it
Gotta love this body kit from HPI. It comes with options like different front grille sticker, different sets of tail lights, 4 different sets of side mirrors and 2 pairs of wipers (LHD or RHD) for you to choose which to use. Lots of sponsor and retro Datsun decals too. All body kits should offer such choices. In fact, I was so spoilt for choice, that I have yet to decide which wing mirror and tail light decal to use
Is it just me or does that rear bumper looks weird? Anywayz, thanks for looking.
IMO, the M05 chassis is quite an easy and enjoyable build. Except for the screws which I find square off very easily, rest of the parts are typical top notch Tamiya quality that many are familiar with. Not sure how I am gonna service that gear box without taking the whole chassis apart though
Here are some WIP photos:
"Ball Bearings should always be your first upgrades" it says so on the box ... I'm inclined to agree
They call it "Friction dampers" ... They could have called it "Pogo sticks" and you wouldn't have felt any difference.
Nonetheless, the completed chassis. Initial impression is that all those weight are way down low, probably gonna be one stable and fun little puppy.. can't wait to run it
Gotta love this body kit from HPI. It comes with options like different front grille sticker, different sets of tail lights, 4 different sets of side mirrors and 2 pairs of wipers (LHD or RHD) for you to choose which to use. Lots of sponsor and retro Datsun decals too. All body kits should offer such choices. In fact, I was so spoilt for choice, that I have yet to decide which wing mirror and tail light decal to use
Is it just me or does that rear bumper looks weird? Anywayz, thanks for looking.
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RCGolf- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Damn swee man...better than Tamiya golf in body detailing!
Did you actually mount the rear bumper upside down...or mixed with the front and rear? Not supposed to look like that leh?
Did you actually mount the rear bumper upside down...or mixed with the front and rear? Not supposed to look like that leh?
Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
this is another very poisonous thread!!!
where is the antidote????
someone... help!!!
where is the antidote????
someone... help!!!
Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
boolean21 wrote:this is another very poisonous thread!!!
where is the antidote????
someone... help!!!
Antidote can only be available at stargek, or click the buy buy buy button online!!!
Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Nice nice nice! Looks really sweet with the Datsun body. Wrong wheels driven though :-)
Regarding your stripped screw problem: Maybe your cross-head screw driver is not the right type for the Tamiya screws? I do have 2 types and one of them is a screw stripper as well, but the other one fits snug and has never stripped a single screw. Better check since you had the same issue on your XV-01!
Fully agree! And the great thing is that the second set of wipers, mirrors, etc can be used to add details to another body. Plus all the light buckets are well prepared to receive LEDs. Even better than Tamiya bodies! I think I have to order more HPI bodies
Regarding your stripped screw problem: Maybe your cross-head screw driver is not the right type for the Tamiya screws? I do have 2 types and one of them is a screw stripper as well, but the other one fits snug and has never stripped a single screw. Better check since you had the same issue on your XV-01!
rcgolf wrote:It comes with options like different front grille sticker, different sets of tail lights, 4 different sets of side mirrors and 2 pairs of wipers (LHD or RHD) for you to choose which to use. Lots of sponsor and retro Datsun decals too. All body kits should offer such choices. In fact, I was so spoilt for choice, that I have yet to decide which wing mirror and tail light decal to use
Fully agree! And the great thing is that the second set of wipers, mirrors, etc can be used to add details to another body. Plus all the light buckets are well prepared to receive LEDs. Even better than Tamiya bodies! I think I have to order more HPI bodies
Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
[quote="laneboysrc"]Nice nice nice! Looks really sweet with the Datsun body. Wrong wheels driven though :-)
Regarding your stripped screw problem: Maybe your cross-head screw driver is not the right type for the Tamiya screws? I do have 2 types and one of them is a screw stripper as well, but the other one fits snug and has never stripped a single screw. Better check since you had the same issue on your XV-01!
Fully agree! And the great thing is that the second set of wipers, mirrors, etc can be used to add details to another body. Plus all the light buckets are well prepared to receive LEDs. Even better than Tamiya bodies! I think I have to order more HPI bodies [\quote]
If you are serious for detailed bodies mate, look for ABC hobby ones!
Regarding your stripped screw problem: Maybe your cross-head screw driver is not the right type for the Tamiya screws? I do have 2 types and one of them is a screw stripper as well, but the other one fits snug and has never stripped a single screw. Better check since you had the same issue on your XV-01!
rcgolf wrote:It comes with options like different front grille sticker, different sets of tail lights, 4 different sets of side mirrors and 2 pairs of wipers (LHD or RHD) for you to choose which to use. Lots of sponsor and retro Datsun decals too. All body kits should offer such choices. In fact, I was so spoilt for choice, that I have yet to decide which wing mirror and tail light decal to use
Fully agree! And the great thing is that the second set of wipers, mirrors, etc can be used to add details to another body. Plus all the light buckets are well prepared to receive LEDs. Even better than Tamiya bodies! I think I have to order more HPI bodies [\quote]
If you are serious for detailed bodies mate, look for ABC hobby ones!
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Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
So when can I see the little cars in action?
Zax13- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Soon...when all is ready!
Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Just a little icing on the cake ... hopefully enough to nudge the no. of M class owners in SGC over the 10 car mark
zax13 ------->
zax13 ------->
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RCGolf- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Nice with the lights! Can see you had managed to fixed tge rear bumper.
Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
RCGolf wrote:Just a little icing on the cake ... hopefully enough to nudge the no. of M class owners in SGC over the 10 car mark
zax13 ------->
Very powerful wink bro...
Zax13- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Very nice! Will buy some paint for mine today. Thanks for providing motivation
Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Zax13 wrote:RCGolf wrote:Just a little icing on the cake ... hopefully enough to nudge the no. of M class owners in SGC over the 10 car mark
zax13 ------->
Very powerful wink bro...
You can start fill in the 2 blanks...
Marpek- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Marpek wrote:Zax13 wrote:RCGolf wrote:Just a little icing on the cake ... hopefully enough to nudge the no. of M class owners in SGC over the 10 car mark
zax13 ------->
Very powerful wink bro...
You can start fill in the 2 blanks...
Zax13- Crawler
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Datsun 510
Hi
Just a cool vid to share. Check out the sound of that 2300cc engine at 9'30
Just a cool vid to share. Check out the sound of that 2300cc engine at 9'30
RCGolf- Crawler
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
Great find, just the right motivation while I put on the decals on mine
Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
I dun know whether the Datsun i sit on is a 510 model 40years ago but the rear certainly looks the same.
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
RTECH wrote:I dun know whether the Datsun i sit on is a 510 model 40years ago but the rear certainly looks the same.
That kid is you? Looks like girl girl ley!!!
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Re: My First M - RCgolf's M05
RCGolf wrote:Hi
Just a cool vid to share. Check out the sound of that 2300cc engine at 9'30
One thing very nice in these countries is that you can go buy any scrap car from yard, restored it by putting any engine of your choice and other stuffs...lastly drive around even without a license plate!!!
After watching this vid hands really itchy for a mini race man!!!
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